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10,000 Refugees Set
for Dash to Palestine

Claudette Opens New Sh6p Tear Gas kills

Refugee Baby

British Deport 2,500
on 2 Ships to Cyprus

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HAIFA (JTA) — Twenty-live
hundred' visaless Jews from the
intercepted ships, Jewish State
anti Redemption, were deported
to Cyprus, while another 1,500
refugees aboard the Jewish Slate
awaited transshipment.
Both the Jewish State and the
Redemption, whose passengers
were sent to Cyprus earlier,
sailed from the Bulgarian port
of Varna on Sett. 21. Immedi-
ately after passing through the
Dardanelles, the two vessels were
sighted by two British destroyers
which followed them and which
were later joined by six addi-
tional British warships.
Shortly after the Jewish State
was brought to the dock at Haifa,
a man pushed to the rail with
the body of a two-month-old in-
fant and cried: "Tear gas killed
Shown is the. newest Claudette chocolate shop opened Wed-
my child." The baby died when
nesday at 6508 Woodward avenue. This store is the fourth in
tear gas shells were fired at the
Detroit, the first being founded 18 months ago. Designed by
vessel to make certain that the
Viennese architects, Weiss and Basser, it is decorated in muted
boarding party would meet no
pastel shades. One wall is completely mirrored from ceiling
resistance.
to floor. The shop is air-conditioned. Arthur Klein, owner,
The much-heralded Arab gen-
is a native of Vienna. Ilia recipes are adapted from conti-
eral strike to protest the UNSC-
nental confections and his method of preparing and molding
OP partition recommendations
chocolates gives them a distinctive flavor.
passed quietly with only minor
incidents reported. The worst
violence was the stoning of a
Jewish bus.
Thousands of Arabs gathered
in mosques throughout the coun-
try where they heard religious
and political leaders urge them
to fight to preserve their coun-
EW YORK — France will
try. All Arab shops were closed
award one of its highest and Catholic church heads and most .vehicles operated by
decorations to the Unknown taking part.
Arabs stayed off the streets. The
Jewish Soldier of the Warsaw
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effectiveness of the strike was
Ghetto Battle, as a tribute to
aided by the fact Friday is the
the heroic Jews whose uprising EARTH F$OM CAMPS
Moslem sabbath.
against the German forces four
EARTH FROM the concentra-
years ago continued for more
tion camps, in which hundreds Wayne Scholarship
than 40 clays, Henri Bonnet.
French ambassador to the United of thousands of Jews met their
to Harold Firestone
States, has informed the Com- death, will be placed under the
Harold Firestone, of 2961 Tux-
mittee for the American Mem- memorial cornerstone.
edo avenue, Central High School
orial to Six Million Jews of
Lerner stressed that the mem- graduate, is one . of 39 freshmen
Europe.
orial "would be a living Ameri- students attending Wayne Uni-
The
presentation
will
be
made
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at the dedication of the mem- can symbol of democracy and versity this semester on scholar-
hers of which shall have equal
orial site, Riverside Drive be- brotherhood, and would inspire ships awarded by the Detroit
MAURICE BORDELOVE
representation;
tween 83rd and 84th streets. the fulfillment of the world's Board of Education to top grad-
uating high school students.
New York City, Sunday, Oct.
b. 100 to be elected from the
obligations to those who sur-
City of New York.
19.
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vived the Nazi holocaust." He
BASIS FOR ELECTIONS
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
PRESIDENT TO SPEAK
added that requests for reserved
For Used Furniture
c. The remainder to be
tickets
for
the
dedication
should
the
FRENCH PRESIDENT Vincent
elected by communities on
BUY-RITE FURNITURE
Auriol will speak from Paris at be sent to the memorial commit-
CA. 8613
following basis:
2236 Michigan
the ceremony, Bonnet said.
All communities with a Jew-
tee's office, 214 West 92nd street.
The ambassadors of France,
ish population of 1,000 or more
Belgium, Poland, Greece, Czecho-
shall elect one delegate for the . Convention Starts
slovakia and Yugoslavia will at-
first 1,000, an additional dele-
Paul
Oct. 15 in
gate for the next 7,500 or ma-
tend the dedication to pay their
jor fraction thereof, and addi-
Maurice Bordelove, Michigan countries' honors to the Jewish
tional delegates for each 15,000 department commander of the heroes, it was announced by A.
or major fraction thereof.
Jewish War Veterans of the Unit- R. Lerner, chairman of the mem-
d. States where there are no ed States will head a delegation orial committee.
(Formerly Chesluck's)
communities having 1,000 Jew- of more than 75 men and women
In addition to being planned
residents
shall
be
deemed
ish
delegates at the 52nd national as an international event, the
to be regions which are en- convention of JWV at St. Paul, dedication program will in-
titled to one delegate each.
Between BLAINE and PINGREE
clude a special religious fea-
Oct. 15 to 19.
ELECTIONS BODY
Among those who will attend ture, with Jewish, Protestant
Buy your religious articles, wholesale and retail from the
largest and oldest Hebrew Book Store in Detroit. A big
5. The National Board of are Samuel J. Rhodes, national
selection of all kinds of religious articles needed for the
Elections shall have authority executive committeeman; Harry
Holidays and all year.
to designate to serve as the T. Madison, past dePartment
local elections committee to su- commander; Phillip Cantor, de-
PRESENTS FOR WEDDINGS AND BAR MITZVAHS
pervise the election of delegates, partment chief of staff; Marston
either the representative body H. Bush, department senior vice
Books,
Candlesticks, Winecups, Candles, Electric Shavers that
Fred Butzel of Detroit was re-
of the local community or, if commander of Lansing; Walter
can also be used in Palestine.
Klein,
junior
vice
commander
of
elected vice-chairman of the ex-
there is no such central repre-
Silverman
Post
No.
418;
Sol
M.
sentative body in a position to
ecutive committee of the East
LARGE SELECTION OF NEW YEAR GREETING CARDS
act, or where no such body can Hoberman, commander of Eli Central Region, Joint Distribu-
Talesim, pure silk and pure wool
. be organized, an ad hoc com- Levin Post No. 230; Mrs. Eliza-
tion Committee, at a conference
mittee to be appointed after beth W. Shapero, department
JEWISH PHONOGRAPH RECORDS
consultation with representatives ladies auxiliary president; and last week in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Birdie Rosenberg, past de-
Other Detroiters elected to the
of the local community.
Together with the well known Mr. Chesluk, we sell in our
partment president.
store, 8663 Twelfth Street,
executive committee were Judge
Gen. Omar N. Bradley, U. S.
Theodore
Levin,
Abe
Kasle,
Mil-
HOME RELIEF
administrator of Veterans' Af-
PALESTINE ESROGIM
ton Mahler, Max Osnoa, Ben L
The Ernst Kern Co. will model fairs; James F. O'Neil, national
We
have the nicest looking esrogim for reasonable prices
Silverstein, Mrs. Helen Singer
new fall and winter fashions at commander of the American Le-
the Home Relief Society's gion; Harold E. Stassen, Repub- and Max Zivian.
Open Evenings
luncheon Tuesday, Oct. 21 at lican presidential aspirant; and
Mandell L Berman GU De-
the Book Cadillac Hotel. For Gov. Luther W. Youngdahl of troit was elected chairman of the
reservation call Mrs. Peter A. Minnesota will be among the
guest speakers at the convention, youth division.
Miller, TY. 5-4051.

this week by the Nation Asso-
ciates. The document was sub-
orninended unanimously and de- mitted to Secretary-General
fer action on the disputed por- Trygve Lie for forwarding to
tions.
the Ad Hoc Committee.
This would leave Britain in
unlimited control of Palestine ARMIES SMALL
In a 77-page study of military,
until the UN is in a position
to enforce any decision it may social, economic and political
ultimately make with regard to conditions in the Middle East-
the final status of Palestine, ern states, the memorandum
since the 11 UNSCOP members says that these countries to-
all agreed on the immediate ter- gether can hardly muster 150,-
000 soldiers; that these are for
mination of the Mandate.
An attack on Britain for re- the most part ill-trained, ill-
fusing to enforce any United equipped, ill-disciplined, under-
Nations solution for Palestine nourished.
"There is no air force to
except on her own terms, was
made before the Committee by speak of. There is no navy.
Karel Lisicky, speaking for There are few modern weapons,
and fewer still who know how
Czechoslovakia.
to use them. There is very
REPORT NEXT WEEK
little military, command, or com-
Herbert Evatt announced that bat experience. The only de-
the general debate would have cently trained and equipped
to terminate by Friday since force is that number 24,000
the committee must report to known as the Transjordan Arab
the General Assembly by the Legion. They have no arms
beginning of next week.
factories and no replacements
Emphasizing that the views for their military equipment.
of the great powers will be of
primary and decisive importance
in enforcement of a solution,
JW V Commander
Lisicky suggested two alterna-
tives if the British persist in
• their policy: 1. Enforcement
by some other great power or
combination of powers, 2. Es-
tablishment of an international
force under United Nations su-
pervision to undertake enforce-
ment.
The ability of the Arab states
and the Palestine Arab com-
munity to stage and maintain
an armed revolt against any de-
cision of the United Nations is
challenged in a memorandum
submitted to the United Nations

France to Award Decoiation,
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